A Great Purge in the Entertainment Industry? I Carry a Funeral Wreath and Send Them Off One by One

No one knows that the recent upheaval in the entertainment industry is all because of a young man carrying a funeral wreath.

A media mogul who loved exploiting young talent suddenly swears off sex in public. A famous director known for squeezing his actors announces his retirement. A top-tier star voluntarily splits his pay with his stand-in...

Netizens have dug until their fingers bled, but they can only point to Lin Mo, the small funeral-shop owner who keeps wandering around film sets.

An heir to the Lin family and keeper of the Book of Ghost Burials, he specializes in burying the evil ghosts lurking in people's hearts.

With the entertainment industry, a notorious hotbed of inner demons, in his sights, he carries funeral wreaths onto film sets and sends off, one by one, the powerful men who exploit others, the abusive movie emperor, and the hypocritical veteran actors!

Every ghost he buries earns him rewards from the Paper Immortal: antique copper coins, protective jade pendants, and Buddhist scriptures on Ksitigarbha, all handed out in abundance.

The whole internet is baffled: How can carrying a funeral wreath have cleansed the entertainment industry?

Lin Mo sneers, wreath in hand: "Hey, you! Stop right there! If there's no ghost in your heart, why are you running?"